Fife Community Orchestra performance in Kirkcaldy
The concert is taking place on Sunday, March 22 at 3pm at the Kirk Wynd venue.
KOS is currently working on its third programme of music during the 2019/20 season with the theme of ‘Family Connections’.
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Hide AdThe year’s theme has programme content based on music for families, about families, by families and families of instruments.
The theme music of Auld Lang Syne is an appropriate connecting thread with its powerful words.
The March concerts programme includes Arturo Marquez’s Danzon no. 2 - perhaps unfamiliar by name but known to many by its lively and happy sounds, Dances from Benjamin Britten’s Gloriana, string music by Walton from Henry V, a windband performance of The Duke of Cambridge’s March by Malcolm Arnold and two movements of Mozart’s 3rd horn concerto to be played by Sam Duzinkewycz on tenor horn.
Sam recently won the Young Musician 2020 class at the Fife Festival of Music.
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Hide AdThere will also be the first performances of Concerto for Orchestra by John Gourlay written for the orchestra for the concert and highlighting the various family elements within an orchestra. The concert comes after Kirkcaldy Orchestral Society performed in Kirkcaldy on February 5 at the 40th Fife Festival of Music in the Community Music Making class along with other groups including Fife Reel and Strathspey Society, Aberdour
Flutes, Cupar Beginners Brass, Fife Ukulele Orchestra and the Regimental Band of the Black Watch ACF.
Tickets are available from members of the Orchestra and by phoning Maureen on 07770 332812.